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1749 Charleton, Canning, Winchelsea,
Merry Jacks, Roehampton and 1752 Cornwallis
In 1749 Cornwallis brought several ship loads of
emigrants from England to Nova Scotia. On some of these boats were the first
Germans and Swiss who had made their way to England. Following are those listed
in Bells Register. If there were others, let me know so they can be added here
as well.
Charleton:
| Name, Age |
Place of Origin |
Occupation |
Freights |
Remarks |
Georg Franck
w. (died by 1750) |
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Baker & miller |
1100 |
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Gottlieb Schermüller
Maria Dorothea
Georg (died 1749)
(servant) |
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Butcher |
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Shermiller |
Canning:
| Name, Age |
Place of Origin |
Occupation |
Freights |
Remarks |
Peter Bergman
Sophia
Georg
Heinrich |
|
Furrier |
1100 |
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Michael Samuel DeBruhl
Margaret
Lucy |
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D'Bruil, DeBrule |
| Anna DeLabertouche, 16 |
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came with Rev. J.B. Moreau |
Philip Knaut
Philip (died 1754) |
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Furrier |
1000 |
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| (Rev.) Jean Baptiste Moreau, 39
Elizabeth |
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Schoolmaster |
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Ernst Jacob Prieper
(Christopher/Henrich) Andrew |
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Baker
Baker |
1000
1000 |
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Winchelsea:
| Name, Age |
Place of Origin |
Occupation |
Freights |
Remarks |
Jean Jacques Charette
Elisabeth
m. |
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Smith |
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Charret |
Merry Jacks:
| Name, Age |
Place of Origin |
Occupation |
Freights |
Remarks |
Gottlieb Liebricht (died by 1750)
Augustina
Christian
Maria Catharina
(Johann Christopher)
(Margaret) |
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Furrier |
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Roehampton:
| Name, Age |
Place of Origin |
Occupation |
Freights |
Remarks |
Leonard Lockman, 53
Finalia |
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Surgeon |
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Cornwallis:
Wm. Ball, master
1752
| Name, Age |
Place of Origin |
Occupation |
Freights |
Remarks |
| Abraham Dutour, 55 |
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Huegenot |
Most of the other German protestants who appeared in the
colony in 1750 came from the New England settlement of 1742 ... Vogler, Zuberbuhler, Rost, Wust ...
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